Benefice of Dickleburgh and the Pulhams

Dickleburgh, Pulham Market, Pulham St Mary, Rushall, Starston, Thelveton

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 The Benefice of Dickleburgh and the Pulhams is a group of six parishes in South Norfolk. We range from the parish of Starston in the east near Harleston to the tiny redundant church of Frenze in the west near Diss. If you want to find out more about an individual church, click on the name of that church and you will go to its page. To check services and events go to the links at the side of this page.
  
Starston Pulham St Mary  Pulham Market  Rushall  Dickleburgh  Shimpling  Thelveton  Frenze 

 

For details of ringing in the benefice towers, and in South Norfolk click the bell.

 

 

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Open Churches Week 31st July - 8th August

 

From our Rector : 

Ro and I would like to thank everyone for the wonderful welcome that we have received since we have arrived here just a couple of weeks ago. If you managed to make it to the Licensing service last Friday (7 May) you would have seen part of that wonderful welcome.

Although we still have many boxes to unpack, shelves to put up, pictures to hang and furniture to rearrange your wonderful welcome has made us feel very much at home. People have been calling around at the Rectory to say hullo, to ask if we need any help and to leave cakes and other delicious gifts. I have been trying to find out which meeting I should be at, find out who I should be visiting and taking a few services along the way and I have been here officially for six days already.

This evening we are holding our Ascension day service at Thelveton and we will be remembering the day that Jesus returned to his Father leaving his followers the task of telling the world about him, of the good news that our God is a God who loves us, who wants to draw us closer to him. Jesus also promised that his disciples would receive a ‘comforter’, someone who would live in us who was sent both by the Father and by Jesus. Jesus called that person the Holy Spirit.

So the good news that we remember on Ascension day is not only that Jesus returned to his Father but that we receive the Holy Spirit.

God Bless,

James Roskelly

 

Rev'd James Roskelly:
 
 
Telephone: 01379 676 256